We reiterate our full support for the United Nations, an institution we consider indispensable if future challenges are to be met.

Denmark has asked us today to consider the underlying problems and issues in peacebuilding, including the substantial policy, institutional and financial challenges.

We consider that the ideas put forward by the High Level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change are a useful starting point for that process.

In his report entitled In larger freedom (A 59 2005), the Secretary General challenges Member States to consider ways to strengthen the work of the Court.

The second area of work parallel to that of the CTC is the work that has already started, to consider the report of the High level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change.

13. Encourages Member States to identify drug control priorities to be set for future concerted action and to consider making voluntary public commitments to tackle present challenges in drug trafficking

Iraq's challenges are also the challenges of the international community.

We have assembled here to consider together in good faith how we should respond to the challenges of modern times and how our Organization should be adapted to the needs of the twenty first century.

There are challenges. There are challenges.

Consider the post crisis performance of the European Union and the United States. Though both have had their share of problems, the US is performing somewhat better (though it still faces major challenges in generating middle income employment).

This special session is to consider a renewal of the pledge to the youth that their agenda, their aspirations and the challenges they face will remain at the forefront of the priorities, programmes and concerns of the United Nations.

We consider the strengthening of stability in Africa to be a priority for the international community in order to build, under the auspices of the United Nations, a global system to counter the threats and challenges of the modern world.

In particular, we have suggested that it would be good for the Conference on Disarmament to consider not only its traditional agenda items such as a fissile material cut off treaty, the prevention of an arms race in outer space and negative security assurances, among others but also to try and respond to the challenges of today, challenges that have emerged only recently.

Challenges

Challenges

To fulfil that responsibility, we need to work together and address the challenges we all recognize challenges to development, challenges to security in its widest context and challenges to our working together as an international community.

It challenges the norms.

Key challenges

Key challenges

Main challenges

Country challenges

Financing challenges

Global challenges

Challenges ahead

The Challenges Of EU Enlargement

The challenges ahead are formidable.

The Unit's major challenges are

The economy priority standards challenges

Recalling earlier Review Conference decisions on strengthening the Treaty review process, States parties recognize the need to have a capacity to consider, in a more authoritative and frequent manner, the state of the Treaty's implementation and to respond promptly to challenges to its fundamental purposes.

Nevertheless, challenges remain.

challenges and opportunities

Opportunities and challenges

B. IAF challenges

C. CPF challenges

Addressing key challenges

challenges and opportunities

Risks and challenges

C. Specific challenges

C. Legal challenges to the sanctions

The challenges of a changing world

C. Legal challenges to the sanctions

A few of the responses indicated the challenges encountered in outsourcing essential services, particularly the challenges of accountability and quality control.

Consider Gordon Brown, Britain s new prime minister, according to whom globalization strips the European project of any meaning, a form of political autism that in fact will prevent the EU from adapting to change and from being able to find solutions to globalization s challenges.

In his discussions with United Nations country teams, he has noted the need to intensify efforts with regard to indigenous issues and, in particular, the need to consider these issues from a human rights perspective, with a view to achieving durable solutions to current challenges.

Almost all nations share similar challenges in dealing with air pollution, but the capacity to address these challenges varies tremendously.